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The Seven Hills Art Club was established in 1981 in Lynchburg, Virginia, and operates under a formal Constitution and By-laws. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in the visual arts by having regularly scheduled meetings to share mutual interests in the arts. The Club is open to all adult artists who work independently in any medium and anyone with an interest in art. Members have varying degrees of art
training and skill.
Meetings are held on the first Friday of the month from September to May. We begin at 9:30 am with refreshments and usually end by noon. After a brief business meeting, a program is presented. This may include a talk by a club member who is asked tell us about their beginnings in art and to show their art work. A guest artist or a club member is often invited to present a critique of member artwork or an art demonstration.
We meet in room 304 of the Lynchburg Parks and Recreation Department's Miller Center located at 301 Grove Street, Lynchburg, VA. Parking is available on Grove Street and in back of the Miller Center off Wadsworth Street. Our meeting may be cancelled due to weather if Lynchburg City Schools are closed.
Click for a map to our location.
An annual membership fee is collected which helps cover the cost of club expenses such as administrative fees, publicity and the website. The club offers members an opportunity to exhibit their work at local venues and art shows. Members are encouraged to bring their current work to place on display at each meeting. An open art studio is available each Friday from 8:30 AM until noon at no charge to members.
Click for more information about the Art Studio.
We often schedule a day trip during the year. Some of our past field trips include: the Taubman Museum, P. Buckley Moss Museum, and visits to galleries in Altavista, Staunton, Roanoke, Farmville, Charlottesville, Richmond, Lexington, Martinsville in Virginia, plus Washington, D. C. and Winston-Salem, NC. We have so much fun we try to schedule two trips a year.
training and skill.
Meetings are held on the first Friday of the month from September to May. We begin at 9:30 am with refreshments and usually end by noon. After a brief business meeting, a program is presented. This may include a talk by a club member who is asked tell us about their beginnings in art and to show their art work. A guest artist or a club member is often invited to present a critique of member artwork or an art demonstration.
We meet in room 304 of the Lynchburg Parks and Recreation Department's Miller Center located at 301 Grove Street, Lynchburg, VA. Parking is available on Grove Street and in back of the Miller Center off Wadsworth Street. Our meeting may be cancelled due to weather if Lynchburg City Schools are closed.
Click for a map to our location.
An annual membership fee is collected which helps cover the cost of club expenses such as administrative fees, publicity and the website. The club offers members an opportunity to exhibit their work at local venues and art shows. Members are encouraged to bring their current work to place on display at each meeting. An open art studio is available each Friday from 8:30 AM until noon at no charge to members.
Click for more information about the Art Studio.
We often schedule a day trip during the year. Some of our past field trips include: the Taubman Museum, P. Buckley Moss Museum, and visits to galleries in Altavista, Staunton, Roanoke, Farmville, Charlottesville, Richmond, Lexington, Martinsville in Virginia, plus Washington, D. C. and Winston-Salem, NC. We have so much fun we try to schedule two trips a year.
